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At Washington Grove.
FUNERAL IN CAMP-THE ANNUAL MEETING DRAW
ING TO A CLOSE.

A FUNERAL IN CAMP-THE ANNUAL MEETING DRAW
ING TO A CLOSE.
Correspondence of The EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON GROVE, August ODD
No public worship was held In the eneampment
yesterday before noon. At noon a large gathering
assembled to the funeral services of the late JAS
W. Decide, OF Dunbarton church, which was held
at the cottage on Sd avenue. DR.. Mckendree Reilly
officiating. assisted by Revs. Rice, Davis and
shannon. AT the conclusion OF the religious ser
vices the remains were borne TO the Baltimore and
ohio station, thence TO Oak Hill Cemetery IN West
Washington. The honorary all-bearerS were III.
&. Craig, DIR. ArmStead Peter, j. Henry Wilson,
John W. Wade, Maurice Adler and o.. +. Wood
ward The officiating pail bearers We're Dr. ChaS
Crawford, Russell Woodward, Samuel POlkinhorn.
Henry Deane. Glen. /. Poole and ii. r. Woodward.
Rev. j. E Davis preached IN the tabernacle at 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. At 1:15 D. H. the
young peoples song and gospel reading service
was held In the same place, the heavy showers
preventing the meeting In the canvas chapel.
NJ u. N. Rev. Samuel shannon made earnest
appeal, in response 20 which four young ladies
tlnlOre, arrived In camp to-day. The Lords Table
will De spread to-day, and tomorrow the camp
meeting services Will close.
ON Thursday a temperance rally VIII be held In
the Grove by the people OF Montgomery County
and the District Prominent speakers from home
ana abroad are announced Rev. James Wright
OF Rockville spent yesterday III camp Among
The arrivals yesterday were Mrs Herbert Richard
on, Mrs. Jas. Davis, Spencer c. Jones, Mrs. Mary
the guest OF Mrs. III. c. Craig for the PAST week.
returned 10 West ashinSt0n to-day. Mrs. Robert
H;rckali and daughter are with Mrs. Z. Gather
Hiss Lena blackboard Is visiting Miss Gertie Birch
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Death Of Charley ,IacOmber.

A NOTED POLITICIAN AND FRIEND OF THE PRESIDENT
PASSES AWAY.
Mr.. Chas. S MacoInber died at his residence On
New Jersey avenue yesterday afternoon. The de-
ceased was well known in this city, where he had
lived for the past five years, and is remembered In
New York as one OF the most skillfu politicians in
the state. For nine years he was city clerk of
President Cleveland'S Observation-Disclosures was a
port warden in New York under Gov. Tilden His
health had not been good for some time, and, as
he was In Strengthened circumstances during his
illness, President Cleveland was very kind to his
family. sending them lnOney and groceries every
rev days Years ago Grover Cleveland, Oscar
Folsom, and Chas 5. Macomber were iDseparable
companions, socially and politically. The PreSt-
dent to-day is the only survivor. Late yesterday
afternoon Dr. Hall, who is an old resident OF
Buffalo, called at the White House and informed
the President that his old friend had passed away
Mr.. Cleveland was aware OF the fact that Mr.
Mac0mberS family was In destitute circum-
stances, so he authorized the doctor to make all
necessary arrangements for the funeral and
directed that the bills should be sent TO him. Dir.
MacOmber also leaves a sister, who Is q Mrs.
spencer, the wife OF the junior member Of the
large hardware firm OF Hubbard & Spencer, of
Chicago.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EMERSON INSTITUTE
Il ola 14th st, bet and sta.
select Classical and Mathematical School for Young
BEGINS its thirty sixth rear MONDAY. SEPT le.
Prepares for Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Johns Hop
1ns and other colleges and unveyt,es for the Sci
and for business For particulars address
austin CHAS b YOUNG. Principal.
MARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
NJ 313 9th ST. NV, near City Post Once.
The Highest Standard Business College in America
Eau opening SEPTEMBER 15: Regular Day and
and Junior Practical Departments and Senior Practical
or banklne and Once Department Thorough instruc
ton in Bookkeeping Business Arithmetic Correspond
ence Penmanship. Exchange Interest Discount, Com
miss mission brokersee AveTsslng Of Accounts rtner
Glasses in Grammar Arithmetic BEADING Writing aud
Session one year: sSo.p.ysbls $40 on sntering
f san. on entering Tuition tee quarterly paid in
Iu a sl5 for three months $36 for si1 months
ness Course $4O subject to per cent reduction tS
Lady Students Special Course for Civil Service. Full
particulars College Office every week day. from a. m
70 p. M. or by mail. Catalogue free.
F. G. MARTIN, President.
c. X. URNER, A NJ. c. E, Principal.
NOTE-Students enter at any time Terms
made by the month, quarterly, semi yeariy yearly
au1S-lm
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MANDHELING JAVA COFFEE. = YOU WILL
N1 never know what ii is to drink the Richest and
Best Coffee produced all the world until you have
tried q GENUINE MANDHELING. Very few mer-
chants sell it because of the small profit il affords
Still have found after several years Of constant
experiment in keeping regularly in STOCK that
sales have sufficiently increased to than make
the difference. our sales of thavng already reached
marvellous proportions. This entirely overcomes
other drawback commonly experienced by others,
VIZ That OF offering Coffee not freshly roasted We
roast these goods day. and frequently twice
day, and hence the Coffee is scarcely cold when de-
Ivered TO the customer. ELPHONZO YOUNGS co,
42S 9Th St, bet. d and E jy6
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AmlllSenleltS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. Frank Bangs
must have been BATTERED at the warmth OF his
reception at the New National Theater last night,
and Miss Charlotte Behrens could not complain OF
the treatment accorded TO herself, her COMPANY
and her play OF Russia The piece Is not by any
means perfect but IL preserves the main incidents
or the novel or which Ii Is an adaptation and is
superior to 'Ztka," which was dramatized from
the same story In the purity OF its motive and the
strength OF Its situations. The interest OF the
audience centered IN Mr.. Bangs and Hiss BehrenS,
who sustained the leading characters. Mr.. Bangs
fully maintained the high reputation he has
acquired is an actor, and lifted into prominence
part which in less competent hands would be weak
and undressing Miss BehrenS has many attrac-
and conscientious actress. The supporting
company Is good, the members particularly
worthy OF mention being Mr.. Frank Ambrose Mr.
sam Glenn Miss Livingstone and Mrs. Waldron. A
large delegation or the Mobiles OF the Mystic
Shrine OF Baltimore occupied the boxes having
come over in compliment to Mr.. Hume the man
ager who Is a BaitimOrean and Noble. The at
tendance was quite good. 'RuSsia" will be re-
peated every night, and at the matineeS on
Wednesday and Saturday.
HARRIS BIJOU THEATER.- The play of "Dayy
Crockett" never grows old. Last night Harris
Theater was crowded by an audience VINO followed
love with the greatest applause. Edwin +. Mayo
Is the son Of his father and follows the conception
and style OF the original Crockett very closely
His acting Is easy and graceful; his voice Is sweet
handsome and expressive. Miss Mabel Leonard as
Eleanor TdugItH, the heOrtne, and the other menu
beers of the cast were good.
kERNAN'S THEATER.-A burleSuue on Audran's
Mascot" was presented at kernan's last night by
the GrieyeS Comic Opera Co., under the title OF
''The Tale OF a Mascot" All the parts We're well
taken, though the hOnOrS are carried OF by Miss
Vincent as the Mascot, and Mr.. Burton as Peppo
The oliO program was attractive and Well rend-
cred, the Horseshoe giving very neat and efIec-
tive Cast.
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New FA11 Darss GooDa.

We have just opened the following New and Desr.bla
DRESS GOODS. imported by rs direct from France:
CHEvIOr CHECKED sUITINGaL
REAL CLAN PLAIDS
PLUSH AND WOOL COMBINATIONS
New Shades In CASHMERES
FINE CHECKED WORSTED SUITINGa
CAMELS HAIR PLAIDS.
STRIPED 6UITINGS for Tailor Made prs....
NEW BLACK SILKS.
LYONS AIL-SILK vELvETS. Black and Colors
BLACK GOODS OF EVERY TEXTURE
NEW HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
WHITE AND CREAM SILKS for Weddines hin.
". n sHUsTER SONS
o1e PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
ONE EhlCh au22
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The Miners for POwderly,
THEIR DELEGATES WILL SUPPORT HIN IN THE cp,

ERAL ASSEMBLY,.
Philadelphia Press special from Pittsbure. Au-
gust %, says: Master Workman Lewis. OF the
Miners National District OF the Knights OF Labor
In speaking to-day Of the Home Club defeat in
New York, said: Il don't think it is possible to
KNOCK out Powderly, as he is too strong know
that the miners are all with him. JnO Costello
and myseir Will represent our district at Minnean
Oils, and we voice the sentiment OF the miners In
saying mat POEderly Is the best man we cOnld
nave az the bead OF the organization DOM
know how 1t Will be In opposing the adoption Of
the present constitution, but believe that at Min
Weapons there Is TO be fought the bitter fight
ever known In The order. feel certain, however
that the organization has the elements OF self.
preservation, and, despite internal dissatisfaction
the pest thing possible Will be dOne,o
The Pittsbury delegation will be solid for Pow.
deriy. OUT upon the question OF opposing the gen
eral board will be divided Wv e
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i NEETIN0 OF HE BOSSES TO HELD THIS AFTER-
NOON.
The Pork Butchers Association will hold q meet
iDg this evening at their rooms corner OF sth and
Z streets for the purpose or taking action on the
strike OF the 1Ourneymen butchers. They claim,
says President Fred Dietz OF the association that
the 1ourneymen have acted ia an ungrateful
manner, and they (the boaseS) want a chance TO
answer them.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amuscnsemis Tonight.


NEW NATIONAL THEATER.-"RuSSia."
HARRIS BIJOU THEATER--"Davy Crockett
KERNANs THEATER-C0mc opera and Variety.
PANORAMA BUILDISG.-Battle OF Bull Run.
ATHLETIC PARK.-ROller Coaster.
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ELOCUTION

-
LLOCUTION
is the Art of all Arts-no persons education
plete without it,
40 bralcii oI Education is more scholarly, refined
and useful. an pays better at the present day.
than Eloc,lt.on"
he Collegiate Courses open October ).
l. The Non-Frofessional. 2. The Professional. The
NonProfsssional is for those who wish to study Eo
cution us al ELEaANT AiiT for Home and Society,
ana us al accomplishment which forms important
part OF every .EisfsItd Education.
The Professional Course has two divisions: l. ORA
IoEI =. AGING. There are also Short Courses
and Private Lessons.
I he College teaches: VOICE CULTURE, ART ICU-
lAI!ON. PROM UNCIAT1ON. ELOCUTION. ANALi-
SIS, Expressive Reading, Bible and Hymn Reading,
SHAkEoPEARE, English Literature, CON ERSA-
TON, Physical Har:nony, GESTURE, ORArORl,
Oral Translat ions Extemporaneous Speech: Parl Ia
mentary Practice. PE!sSt nal MAGNETISM. PantO-
mime Person i,ion, ACTING. Comedy, DELSARTE,
RHETORIC and LOGIC.
Public Graduating Exercises occur in June,
The Coiiege has Dramatic Hall, with stage.
SEND Tor Large Illustrated Catalogue, with full de-
scripton OF College Courses: also, CONTESTS.
PRIZES, hONOkS, etc: also. catalogue the CURE
OF The DEFECTS of SPEECH: and the School of Deep
breathing Diplomas and Degrees conferred.
The MAETYN COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION and ORA
TORY.
BIB 9th St W., half block east of City Post Office
au2O Washington D. O., p. o. Box 291.
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Prince & WHrrEIY,
srOCK BROKERS'
f e hFHaax ave-, New Yort.
EGO 18th street (Corcoran Building,) Washin xtop
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &C
General Partners
JAMES WHITLEY, II. CRU0ER OAKLIK
MAYNARD &. EYRE
HENRY Il. DODGE, Washington, ID. C.
WILLIAM T. TRAvERs, Special Partner
Buy aud sell ON commission all ciasses Of Railway
h H DODGE. Resident Partner
Quotations of Stocks aud Bonds and Information -
garding the markets received through our wires in.
gtantly, direct from the New York Stock ExchanRe
All orders executed and reported promptly. jel
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

DEATH OF MRS. EDWARD MIX.-MrS. Alice Mix
vile OF Mr.. Edward Mix, OF The EVENING stan
died this morning at her home, 1926 18th street
The funeral Will take place Tomorrow at
O'Clock. Mr.. Mix has the sympathy Of many
friends In his sad bereavement
BASE BALL--The olympic Base Ball Club leave
Tomorrow for Frederick, Nd, where they viii
play the champion club OF that place on Wednes-
day and Thursday, after which, it Is thought the
club Will visit Cumberland, and engage in two
games there on Friday and Saturday.
The FINAL SERVICES over the remains OF Jas w
Deeyer were conducted In the chapel at Oak Hill
Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
CATTLE MARkEr-Tne following sales OF live
stock at Droyers Rest, ID. G., yesterday, are re-
ported: 1so cattle up and all sold. Best, 4La4s..
good, 41sa4A; medium, 4a41s; common, 3I5a4
800 sheep and lambs, 7s7 sold, l22 to other mar
kets. Sheep. 2i4a44; lambs, 5xa61; calves,
4haoH. 10 COWS ana calves, SO and $40 Market
for cattle brisk, sheep and lambs dull
GRAIN REcEIPrs--Canal boat David Knode
arrived with 4, 900 bushels OF wheat and tons of
hay Tor j. O.. and j. NJ. Waters. Schooner Kitty
Ann arrived from Alexandria yesterday with 500
oushels OF Wheat for g. L. Dunlop. Wheat sold on
Cnahge at soc. 10 SIC. a buShel
lEAPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT Z A.
M-Oreat Falls, temperature 81; condition. az:
receiving reservoir, temperature 81: CONDITION al
north connection, 25; condition at south cOnnec-
tloh, 20: distributing reservoir, temperature 81:
conditlon at infiuent gate-houSe 50; condition at
emuent gate-house, SO. High tide In the river to-
Jay at IL :O4 an: low tide at 5:46 .. N.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the "a hours commencing of D.
For the District of Columbia, Maryland, and
Virginia local rains generally cooler, winds shift
Ing 10 northerly.
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CITY ITEMS.
BicknelI,s Syrup is safe and sur

Drink tho sAQueen Of Recrx,,
II you want to save doctors BILLS The health of
your entire family will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, 1905 D street northwest.
rs cents Der dozen. 6m
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A Missing Wall Messenger.

Edward A. Sheehan, the mail messenger of the
Soldiers Home, disappeared suddenly On Friday
night last, and his wife Is apprehensive that he
has left with no intention OF returning. Mrs.
Sheehan reported the facts to Lieut. Gessford and
Sergeant Slattery. Some OF the policemen made
her husband left her room in their residence at
Soldiers Home, TO get pitcher Of ice water that
in the dark he wandered into the room OF six
teen-year-od girl and made some insulting re-
marks to her, and that the girl had reported the
occurrence to the governor OF the Home, Gen.
Hunt. II is thought that finding the eXp posture
which seemed impending Sheehan left to get rid
OF the consequences.
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Mannfnctnrer I'D Excelsior Nerre Foot
FINE PORTRAITS. kets Kemethy, HOO Pa ava
FUssEIL's ICE-CREAN.

For THE NEXT WEEK our store win be very much
torn up, owing 10 the additional room we are
adding putting In a passenger elevator and
changing the location of goods. During these
Improvements we Will sell everything at reduced
prices. W. III. HOEKE,
sol Market Space.
ROG UMBRELLA FACTORY, 613 street north
vest. Branch store, 18th street, near III.
FACE and eyesight ntted, 81. Hempler's, ave.6418.
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The New Rules.


The explanation or the garbage collector does
not reach my case. For years there has been
nothing on which We could depend. Now it was
three times and now 1t was once week, that col
iections were made. Remonstrance did no good
anu was forced 10 hire private collector as,
believe, was my entire neighbOrhoOd. Is this the
OO]ect! or course IL saves work Tor the regular
collector. But what becomes OF the private co..
lection>? Are they deposited where they viii be-
come seeds OF pe>tiience hereafter? Suppose our
authorities arrange system for carrying OF
both garbage and ashes thoroughly. The additional
tax, II one Is needed, would be good deal less
than many Of Us have TO pay now. CONN. AVE
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s.Royal Glue'' mends em.-Bosson rarsesie.

Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u ID. "Ward" prints 4Oc. per 10.
Also, cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: sweet MIX
SC. per quart
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: W.
Fletcher TO W. F. Gardner, pit. =. so. 4Sl: $1,000.
Emily n. Hopkins 10 Jno. Henderson, pit. lot 40,
50. 1868; s1,650 B. Diggins to owen Donnelly, sub
l. So. 79l, e. u ), So. S76 lot D. So $751; Sc 2, So
.91, lot 3, ST. 19l, pit. u, So S4o, &C.; 3 Nc
Aewsom TO W. Mayse, lot Is, II. IS, so. sol; s.
Virginia W. Holland 10 Harry k. Bagby, lot IL,
Lyles, sub !, So as; si,o75 chas. H. Tranne Ito to
Edward L. Woody, lot ~. i'll Beatty & Hawkins
addition to Georgetown; 81 200 Sarah Robinson
3l2; $500. kuius A. Morrison to Samuel ID.
Webb, sub 10 to2l, so. 75S; $3.50. Samuel d.
$1,000. Jno 6: Slater to Edward c. Greene, lots
% and d, 81. II; 500. The Washington Brick
Machine co. TO DIler B. Gron lots l35 to 1i3. so.
Weller ct al. lots and TO- So. 1855; /, g 10 to IA,
So; 1l33: l. . 10 TO IA, Sd 113s; sub q. So 732;
5 subs - TO oi 49, S So 1o6' p. d. SUD T. Of
b. Conger, pit. 23, So. 5:;4; $1,000. Heirs of Jona-
than Prout to J. H. Peake, trustee, lots 20 to 81,
So S Y ~ = James y. l. Barbour to F. l. Duidonne
Piuger pit. 1, so. 50; 500. c. L. LOOmis to James
smith Ill., lot 20 So II Montello; 800 F. J. shadd
200. Q: c. Black to Lavnia S. Mccoy, pt. 10. so.
30; sl0O W. w. Birth TO Smith Pettit lots
snd p hs al j. seadd 70 Elizabeth
Ann keenan, To James L. Barbour, pt. t. So 53S.
$500 Mary j. Halves 10 Joseph n. Fifeld, lot g.
PIT. 3 blk. Is, lie Droit Park; 81 500 r. smith ei
al. To James j. Clark, W. y 16. Res. IL; s4,2OO.
CAPT. GoULDS SILVER WEDDNG.-Twenty-fy
years ago, on North High street, Baltimore re-
sided young miss who had a beau fundamentally
Inclined bpt her parents regarded them as both
too young 10 take such steps. on the 22d OF An
gllsts 1867, they were out walking, and going to
minister's residence, were married. and returning
home, announced what they bad done and received
the parents blessing. The twenty-firth anniyer
sary or the event was celebrated last evening nv
the parties, Capt. w. ii. ii. Could a popular con-
duct0r OF the Baltimore and Potomac RailrOad ann
his wife, at their residence, 712 street Southwest
and the celebration was much more ceremoniOus
aHatr than the original wedding. The parlors
were handsomely trimmed with flowers Rev Al
exander Kent, or the Church or Our Father made
an appropriate address. There were many callers
and many cOngratulatOry letters were read The
evenings entertainment closed about IL O,clocL
with the Old Virginia reel
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Nor1cE
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BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF
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The CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
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tits without a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the
most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world
The Nillers have not only the most perfect MILL
containing as it does all the most improved Machinery
invented up to the present te but they produce Flour
UNSURPASSED 10y any mill in the world To prove
that, We would simply state that large quantity Of
this magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe
anu eaen VI Tie principal courts Of the OLD world
HOWEVER
Like everything else that has gained renown, some
person or persons trying to take advantage
reputation it has attained 10y initiating the Name and
Brand. and attempting thereby palm inferior
artAcie ior the genuine.
THEREFORE,
Be and it thai either sacks or barrels read
CERES
And have the imprintof
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attached None genuine without the two gold medals
VIM GAIT CO..
jy15 Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers.
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nells DiarrhOea and Dysentery syrup. 1t is fam
lily necessary.
THE EXCELSIOR NERVE FoOD has become so pop
MAR as 10 almost displace other sO-called Nerve
Foods which have heretofore been sold to the
public. This result is due 10 the fact that the
Excelsior Nerve Food Is manufactured from ma
ter1als possessing valuable medicinal principles,
and does not depend for its virtue upon the fmag-
mary "fOdder-like" plant which has become so
cheap that double quantity of the extract can
now be used by the concern that refused to fur
niSh sample Of the plant 10 the druggists Cir
culIT" when 20 requested
The Excelsior Nerve Food Is sold by dealers gen.
orally al DC. per quart bottle or can be obtained
at the Depots. 6l5 ID street southwest and 1924
Goth street northwest.
SlNL G.. PALMER,
Manufacturers n Excelsior Nerve Ennd.
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residences railroads, &c. Satisfaction
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

POIOMAC XIV Elk BOATS.
STEAMER MATTANo LEAVES TTH-sT WHARF
= on Sundays, Tuesdays aud Thursdays, at AN Tor
ers wharf, Sundays down and Wednesdays up Breuts
and Chapel Point. Thursdays down aud Mondays aud
,ouv -. g; 7; JONES Agent, 7th-st wharf
JOHN McGAHEE, Alexandria, Va. Agent aui
STEAMEk JOHN W. THOMPSON LEAyEs 9TH
FRIDAY, at am. for all Potomac River landings as
WEDNESDAYS extends her trip TO Tiney Point aud
klnsaie Fare to all landings: first-cass 81 Cents
N oRFoLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
Low fares. The popular, safe and fast steamsr
street wharf every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud
so,pt ana 8 PM a served IN
dining-room on main deck
staterooms secured and baevaeo checked at 6ls.
steamer steam Ee Telephone pS csie4 Hylsi6mS
DoToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
sume her TINS between BALTIMORE and NASH
lNGTON and tor all landings on the Potomac River.
8 p. m. aud Washington Sunday y. In Freight ~
et apS II S''u'ssff sHi Hs
4l9 ST. Nv.
f16-6m once' t12th and Penn. ave- nv
L NEW IRON STEAMER ..WAkEFIELp.
Leaves Lea IN q, wharf on M9NDAnS ITftSnAYS
fRiDAis ana SUNDAY pm. touching at river Land
ines ~ tar as NoInlni Greek, CurrlonIan ala Ok
Clements bay, Md Connects with Is. and %. h H. -
Shepherds. See schedule JOHN u. PAD0ETT, Ast
Z. W. RIDLEY, Manager. laSo
nIREcT TO NEW YoRK-IREIeHT STEAMERS
~ JOHN GIBSON and Z: z; KNIGHT leave Per+t
East River, n. u. every SATURDAY a. PIN; O.hsk
wharf, Washington, every THURSDAY AOhNlNuA
freight at lowest rates W4
Mt VERNON MI. VERMONT
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves 9TH haf daily texctIt Sunday fcrNS
Vernon at 10 O'Clock ALL keturDlle. reaches WaAh
I'D L L BLAkE Captain
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